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The news from Necenzurirano.si covers several key political and investigative stories, with a strong focus on Slovenia's foreign policy decisions and their domestic implications, particularly concerning aid to Israel and its impact on Slovenian interests. Other stories delve into political…
This opinion piece questions the cost to Slovenia of its support for Israel, specifically referencing aid to Netanyahu and implying potential negative financial or political consequences for the country.
This news report details a clandestine meeting involving an envoy of Milorad Dodik, who is reportedly suspected of criminal activities, suggesting political intrigue in the Balkans.
This investigative piece identifies an Israeli lobbyist and alleges that Slovenia's actions in blocking an EU statement were influenced by this lobbyist, highlighting Slovenia's role in international diplomacy.
An investigation into the Mijic family's property in Greece, revealing significant debts owed to employees, suggesting financial impropriety.
This report focuses on the campaign finances of Anže Logar, indicating that a significant portion of the funding comes from unknown sources, raising questions about transparency in Slovenian politics.
This article discusses political attacks on Slovenia's constitutional judges, with an SDS ideologue allegedly urging the disregard of court decisions, pointing to tensions between political factions and the judiciary.
This investigative report alleges that Minister Cigler Kralj misused state funds to purchase a family car, indicating potential corruption within the government.
This investigative piece reveals that Rok Snežič renamed Boris Mijic's company to 'Novo Necenzurirano', suggesting a connection or attempt to distance from previous controversies.
This story suggests that Israelis are relocating near the Ministry of Public Administration (Mors), and that Minister Kajzer did not inquire about this with his colleague Hajdinjak, hinting at potential unaddressed issues.
